Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) middleweight champion Michael Bisping wants to fight Georges St-Pierre at the upcoming UFC 206 pay-per-view (PPV) event, set for Dec. 10, 2016 inside Air Canada Centre in Toronto.
Sounds like the feeling is mutual, based on these comments.
Unfortunately for “The Count,” St-Pierre was unable to come to terms with UFC on his comeback fight, despite making peace with promotion president Dana White, so Bisping was forced to turn his attention elsewhere.
From his SiriusXM radio show (via MMA Fighting):
“I’ll fight anybody as long as it makes sense business-wise. I’m not gonna risk my reputation and my title against some chump, but if there’s a lot of money on the line, then I’ll do it. And if Nick Diaz wants to go at UFC 206, formally, officially, I invite you to sign the bout agreement. Let’s do it. And then after that, whoever wins more impressively of the top four middleweights- Rockhold, Weidman, Yoel, and Souza, I’ll fight after this. That will happen. 100%.”
He must have a thing for ex-welterweight champs.
Bisping won the middleweight title by stopping Luke Rockhold back in June. His first title defense came against Dan Henderson at UFC 204 in his backyard of Manchester, England, much to the chagrin of contending middleweights (like this guy).
Just wait until the “little bitch” hears this.
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